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India, Jaipur
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The Neerja Modi School is CBSE affiliated (Affiliation No. 1730210, Prov.). Admissions are open to all students who exhibit a strong desire to learn and can thrive in a challenging, diverse, supportive environment that will help in the holistic development of the individual. The school aims to nurture each child's gifts by making every student an independent learner and thinker, guiding the school's philosophy. Admissions follow a strict policy; however, in cases of transfer, occasional vacancies can occur. Parents should inquire at the reception for up-to-date vacancy information. The school educates up to Grade XII and grants admission as per the Right to Education (RTE). Address: Neerja Modi School, Shipra Path, Mansarovar, Jaipur 302020, Rajasthan, INDIA.
Neerja Modi School is a co-educational day school in Jaipur, Rajasthan, established in 2001. It follows the CBSE curriculum for Grades 1–12 and is affiliated with CBSE (Affiliation No. 1730210). The school uses English as the language of instruction and offers Hindi, Sanskrit, or French as a second language. In Grades IX–X, students study English, a second language, Mathematics, Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) and Social Science; Grades XI–XII offer Science, Commerce and Humanities streams with subjects such as Accountancy, Economics, History, Biology and Chemistry. The campus features 218 air-conditioned, technology-enabled classrooms, science laboratories, a library of about 80,000 books, and dedicated art, music and dance spaces. Outdoor facilities include a football field, a cricket ground, a 400-metre track, and courts for tennis, basketball, badminton, volleyball. The school emphasizes holistic development, leadership through activities such as Model United Nations and TEDx, and sustainability with rainwater harvesting and solar-powered buildings.
